United States Navy recruitment requirements

This article tells you about the corresponding knowledge points of the recruitment conditions of the United States Navy. I hope it will be helpful to you. Here is a formal explanation! I want to join the U.S. Marine Corps, but I don't know the specifications of the U.S. Marine Corps. To join the U. S. military, you must first be a U. S. citizen or green card holder, or at least have a high school diploma. If all the above conditions are met, people of normal physique can join the US military. If English is not very good, it may not be easy to join the Marine Corps, because the selection of the Marine Corps is more stringent than that of the Army. About the suicides of Chinese Americans. The domestic report on the Chen Yuhui incident is very one-sided. Generally speaking, after six months of enlistment, he will be automatically promoted from private to private, and this promotion is automatic, but he is still a private after nine months in the army, which shows that he made a big mistake (drinking, fighting, taking drugs) and was removed from the rank. What's more, Chen did not wear a helmet when he was on duty that night (very poor military discipline), and of course he would be punished for making such a mistake. In the Liao Ziyuan incident, the incident was even more simple. when Liao was on duty in the foxhole that night, he was sleeping, and his comrade-in-arms on duty in another direction called him on the radio many times, but there was no response. Others thought Liao had been killed by the enemy, but found him sleeping only when they felt it. The sentry in charge of the security of the front camp at night was sleeping. If this had happened in TG, he would have been shot. Liao's boss was punished for physical training. Then Liao shot himself. (the content of the suicide is compiled from a story by a Chinese-American military.) Requirements for all US troops to join the army (1) identity may be what people in the mainland are most concerned about. I would like to stress once again that there is absolutely no exception to the conditions of identity. A soldier must at least have a green card (permanent residence permit). An officer must have a citizen. The army will not help you apply for a green card, but if you join the army with a green card, immigration can help you transfer citizens immediately. The applicant must reside in the United States and have no such problems as "adversaries" mentioned earlier. A very big disadvantage of green cards joining the army is that they cannot apply for a level of secrecy, so they cannot apply for cutting-edge technology, communications or information services. About how to get a green card has nothing to do with this article, I will not say, think about it. (2) the lower limit of age for all services is 18. If a parent agrees, 17 years old. At present, the age limit for regular service varies from service to service: army: 35 Air Force: 27 Navy: 34 Marines: 28 Coast Guard: 27 this upper limit changes at any time according to demand, basically every few years. The upper age limit for reservists is around 40. The upper age limit for officers is between 30 and 35. I won't talk about this one by one. The most common age exemption is for veterans to reapply for enlistment. Generally, the upper age limit can be pushed up by two years, while individual cases can be extended by four years. If you have a high level of health and education, you can basically get an age exemption of two years. In other special cases, such as pilots and special forces, the upper age limit for enlistment is generally 26. On the other hand, military doctors (which refers to officers with medical doctorates, which should not be confused with medical soldiers) basically do not have the maximum age limit for enlistment. (3) the children's army has regulations to ensure that the children of soldiers have sufficient resources to lead a normal life. The Marine Corps, Air Force and Coast Guard require applicants with children to undergo a property survey. The Army and Navy require applicants with more than one child to undergo a property survey. As long as there is no excessive debt or too many children will eventually be granted a child exemption. (4) to educate soldiers first, the minimum requirement to apply for joining the army is to have a high school diploma recognized by the United States, or GED certification, or more than 50 points (out of 99 points) in the military examination ASVAB. ASVAB is mainly English and maths, so it is not very difficult. Review books are also sold in many places in the United States, so I won't say much about it. Note that the above mentioned minimum conditions, the average score of ASVAB varies from service to service, the Marine Corps and Army are generally low, between 35 and 40, the Navy and Coast Guard are between 60 and 70, and the Air Force is above 70. In addition, the ASVAB score also determines which arms you can choose, and those involving engineering or communications have higher requirements for ASVAB. For example, the ASVAB admission line for naval nuclear personnel is 92 points. (of course, the green card will not be considered for joining the army, because you cannot apply for a level of secrecy.) the application for an officer must have a bachelor's degree. The specific score has two aspects, one depends on the specialty, and the other depends on the GPA. The major had better be corresponding to the job you are applying for, and the vast majority of jobs in the army prefer science and engineering. Of course, it must be impossible for you to apply for a diplomatic officer as a mechanical major. In recent years, because the economy is not particularly good and there are many applicants for military officers, the requirements of GPA are getting higher and higher. The GPA required for each type of job in each service is different, so go to the conscription office for details. In the navy, liberal arts graduates apply for an average of 3. 5 GPA for officers and 3. 0 for science and engineering. Generally speaking, applicants who are not very good at GPA can also choose to take an officer examination. The name of the test for each service is different, but the content is similar. It is mainly divided into these categories: English words, English comprehension, mathematics, logic, physics, machinery, aviation. If you do well in the exam, you can make up for the deficiency of GPA. The Army exam is called AFAST, the Air Force is called AFOQT, and the Navy, Marine Corps and Guard are all called ASTB. (5) the body is also the most cumbersome and exempted because of a variety of different diseases. So I suggest that if you don't have a serious illness, you might as well go to the conscription office to make an appointment for a physical examination. The doctor will tell you exactly what you can exempt and what you can't. Remember when you have a physical examination: as long as you have never heard of a disease, you have never had it. In addition, this is a full-body physical examination. If you are a very shy person, the army is not for you. Height: between 1.52 and 1.98 meters for men and 1.47 to 1.83 meters for women. People may be more concerned about physical requirements. To put it simply, the Marines have the highest physical requirements, followed by the Army, and the Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard are neck and neck in the end. Because physical fitness is relatively easy to change, there is actually no hard target during conscription. Whether you are overweight or unable to run a long-distance run, the recruitment office is willing to spend months to help you adjust your physique as long as you are willing to work hard. I once came into contact with a Chinese American in New York who lost 300 pounds to 200 pounds a year to join the Navy. The physical fitness test and weight requirements of each service are also different, but generally when you apply, as long as your body is more symmetrical, there will be no big problem. Of course, if you are only satisfied with symmetry, it will be very difficult for recruits to train. For male soldiers in their early twenties, if they can do the following three things, there will be no big physical problems when recruits are trained. Do 60 sit-ups for two minutes and do 50 push-ups for two minutes to run 3 miles without a break (the Marines have a pull-up requirement, preferably 2-3 before joining the army. Be careful to put your hands back to your face and your chin over the bar. (VI) people who are addicted to drugs, alcohol and crime, who are addicted to drugs and alcohol, who illegally sell drugs, or who have a history of felonies will never be allowed to join the army. (history of felonies is not established, as long as it is prosecuted. ) other minor drug abuse, alcohol or misdemeanors are required to apply for exemption. If the military thinks you are out of these problems and there has been no similar thing in the past few years, you will be exempted from these illegal issues. FBI also conducts background checks on each applicant and rejects any with close ties to hostile groups, violent groups or foreign political parties. Officers are much stricter in the investigation of illegal acts than soldiers, because officers must first obtain a top secret level of confidentiality. (7) the basic process first emphasizes that before formally signing a contract with the army, the applicant does not have any legal obligation to join the army, and you can choose to withdraw at any time. But once you sign a contract with the army, you have an obligation to fulfill it. Breach of contract may result in non-honorary discharge, military or criminal offence. Apply for soldier: 1. Go to the conscription office to show your willingness to be a soldier. They will collect some basic information about you, such as your age, studies, height and weight, general medical history and so on. These materials are not used to judge whether to admit you or not, but to let the people in the recruitment office know whether you are worth their time to submit the application. two。 If your basic requirements are similar, the recruitment office will arrange an ASVAB test and a physical examination. If a condition is too bad, the recruitment office will have several options: never admit, postpone the application and postpone the admission. It's easy to never get in. Your problem is too serious to join the army. Postponing the application means that your problem is more serious, and now the application has been